SUBS: Jay Rodriguez (on for Vydra, 57'); Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson (on for Wood, 62'); Joel Mumbongo (on for Brady 76') - N/A. Not one of Burnley's substitutes had an effect on the match. Reuters
CHELSEA RATINGS: Edouard Mendy - 5. The low mark is no reflection of the Senegalese's performance and more to do with him touching the ball only a handful of times due to Burnley's toothless attacks. Reuters
Cesar Azpilicueta - 8. Showed he still has a superb engine to overlap Hudson-Odoi for the goal and the finish was one Chelsea's strikers can only dream of at present. AFP
Thiago Silva - 7. Whatever slivers of attacking threat Burnley did have was snuffed out instantly by Silva's expert positioning. Reuters
Antonio Rudiger - 7. Kept his concentration well and looked to bring the ball out from the back every chance he got. Reuters
Callum Hudson-Odoi - 8. Chelsea's biggest attacking threat. Showed excellent awareness to feed Azpilicueta for the first goal and always had the beating of Pieters whether running at or behind the Dutchman. Subbed on 71 minutes after a job well done. Reuters
Jorginho - 7. Picked ahead of N'Golo Kante and was his usual composed self on the ball. Picked out Alonso with an inch-perfect cross in the first half that the Spanish wing-back should have done better with. Reuters
Mateo Kovacic - 7. Sprayed some lovely diagonal passes out to Hudson-Odoi in the first half. After that became a case of screening the back three to make sure Chelsea did not get caught on the counter. Reuters
Marcos Alonso - 7. Recalled to the starting XI for the first time since being hooked at half time against West Brom on September 26. The Spanish wing-back was wasteful with a first-half header but showed he still has an eye for goal with a superb control and volley into the roof of the net to seal a 2-0 win. Reuters
Mason Mount - 7. The less said about his two first-half efforts that ended up in Row Z the better. That's not to say he didn't affect the game and the England international was by the far the most creative of Chelsea's front three. Subbed with 10 minutes remaining. Reuters
Timo Werner - 6. The hope is that Tuchel can unlock the German's undoubted potential. But Werner again failed to spark, with three efforts tamely hit at Pope and another kicked against his own leg. Reuters
Tammy Abraham 4: Abysmal hold-up play and was lucky to avoid a booking after confronting Tarkowski after fouling the Burnley defender. Subbed at half time with Tuchel confirming after the decision was purely tactical. Abraham can have few complaints. Reuters
SUB: Christian Pulisic (45') - 6. Asked to help get the front-line firing after an all-too chaotic first half. The American made his mark by providing the assist for Alonso's goal. AFP
SUB: Reece James (73') - 6. Not as direct as Hudson-Odoi but continued the supply of dangerous crosses from Chelsea's right. Reuters
SUB: Kai Havertz (80') - N/A. Given little time to affect the game. EPA
BURNLEY RATINGS: Nick Pope - 6. While not overworked, the Burnley goalkeeper made some important saves in the second half to keep the score respectable. AFP
Matthew Lowton - 7. Enjoyed his tussle with Alonso and was one of Burnley's best performers. Reuters
James Tarkowski - 7. Ruffled Abraham early on by stealing the ball off him. Overworked as Burnley's defence were offered few breathers over the 90 minutes Reuters
Ben Mee - 7. Like his centre-back partner will question teammates in front of him for gaining little territory during Burnley's rare foray forwards. Reuters
Erik Pieters - 6. Had the task of keeping tabs on Mount and Hudson-Odoi operating down his left channel. Though the Dutchman can hardly claim to have come out on top, he stuck to his task manfully and even tried to get forward with minutes remaining. Reuters
Robbie Brady - 4. Never got on the ball to give his strikers a supply line. AFP
Ashley Westwood - 4. Didn't come close to disrupting Chelsea's midfield dominance and was booked for a foul on Jorginho. Reuters
Jack Cork - 4. A game in which you could easily have forgotten that Cork was on the pitch. Reuters
Dwight McNeil - 4. Like the rest of Burnley's midfield spent most of it too tight to his defenders instead of offering an out ball. AFP
Chris Wood - 4. Was a non factor in the game but that was largely down to the poor service into him. Was replaced in the second half with what looked like a hamstring injury. Reuters
Matej Vydra - 4. Another low mark and again largely down to the fact he saw very little of the ball. Subbed on 57 minutes. Reuters
SUBS: Jay Rodriguez (on for Vydra, 57'); Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson (on for Wood, 62'); Joel Mumbongo (on for Brady 76') - N/A. Not one of Burnley's substitutes had an effect on the match. Reuters
CHELSEA RATINGS: Edouard Mendy - 5. The low mark is no reflection of the Senegalese's performance and more to do with him touching the ball only a handful of times due to Burnley's toothless attacks. Reuters
Cesar Azpilicueta - 8. Showed he still has a superb engine to overlap Hudson-Odoi for the goal and the finish was one Chelsea's strikers can only dream of at present. AFP
Thiago Silva - 7. Whatever slivers of attacking threat Burnley did have was snuffed out instantly by Silva's expert positioning. Reuters
Antonio Rudiger - 7. Kept his concentration well and looked to bring the ball out from the back every chance he got. Reuters
Callum Hudson-Odoi - 8. Chelsea's biggest attacking threat. Showed excellent awareness to feed Azpilicueta for the first goal and always had the beating of Pieters whether running at or behind the Dutchman. Subbed on 71 minutes after a job well done. Reuters
Jorginho - 7. Picked ahead of N'Golo Kante and was his usual composed self on the ball. Picked out Alonso with an inch-perfect cross in the first half that the Spanish wing-back should have done better with. Reuters
Mateo Kovacic - 7. Sprayed some lovely diagonal passes out to Hudson-Odoi in the first half. After that became a case of screening the back three to make sure Chelsea did not get caught on the counter. Reuters
Marcos Alonso - 7. Recalled to the starting XI for the first time since being hooked at half time against West Brom on September 26. The Spanish wing-back was wasteful with a first-half header but showed he still has an eye for goal with a superb control and volley into the roof of the net to seal a 2-0 win. Reuters
Mason Mount - 7. The less said about his two first-half efforts that ended up in Row Z the better. That's not to say he didn't affect the game and the England international was by the far the most creative of Chelsea's front three. Subbed with 10 minutes remaining. Reuters
Timo Werner - 6. The hope is that Tuchel can unlock the German's undoubted potential. But Werner again failed to spark, with three efforts tamely hit at Pope and another kicked against his own leg. Reuters
Tammy Abraham 4: Abysmal hold-up play and was lucky to avoid a booking after confronting Tarkowski after fouling the Burnley defender. Subbed at half time with Tuchel confirming after the decision was purely tactical. Abraham can have few complaints. Reuters
SUB: Christian Pulisic (45') - 6. Asked to help get the front-line firing after an all-too chaotic first half. The American made his mark by providing the assist for Alonso's goal. AFP
SUB: Reece James (73') - 6. Not as direct as Hudson-Odoi but continued the supply of dangerous crosses from Chelsea's right. Reuters
SUB: Kai Havertz (80') - N/A. Given little time to affect the game. EPA
BURNLEY RATINGS: Nick Pope - 6. While not overworked, the Burnley goalkeeper made some important saves in the second half to keep the score respectable. AFP
Matthew Lowton - 7. Enjoyed his tussle with Alonso and was one of Burnley's best performers. Reuters
James Tarkowski - 7. Ruffled Abraham early on by stealing the ball off him. Overworked as Burnley's defence were offered few breathers over the 90 minutes Reuters
Ben Mee - 7. Like his centre-back partner will question teammates in front of him for gaining little territory during Burnley's rare foray forwards. Reuters
Erik Pieters - 6. Had the task of keeping tabs on Mount and Hudson-Odoi operating down his left channel. Though the Dutchman can hardly claim to have come out on top, he stuck to his task manfully and even tried to get forward with minutes remaining. Reuters
Robbie Brady - 4. Never got on the ball to give his strikers a supply line. AFP
Ashley Westwood - 4. Didn't come close to disrupting Chelsea's midfield dominance and was booked for a foul on Jorginho. Reuters
Jack Cork - 4. A game in which you could easily have forgotten that Cork was on the pitch. Reuters
Dwight McNeil - 4. Like the rest of Burnley's midfield spent most of it too tight to his defenders instead of offering an out ball. AFP
Chris Wood - 4. Was a non factor in the game but that was largely down to the poor service into him. Was replaced in the second half with what looked like a hamstring injury. Reuters
Matej Vydra - 4. Another low mark and again largely down to the fact he saw very little of the ball. Subbed on 57 minutes. Reuters
SUBS: Jay Rodriguez (on for Vydra, 57'); Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson (on for Wood, 62'); Joel Mumbongo (on for Brady 76') - N/A. Not one of Burnley's substitutes had an effect on the match. Reuters
